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Contraceptive
Are there any daily contraceptive pills? If yes,the name for same?
If taken regularly are there any long term impacts
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Consulting a gynecologist before taking any medication is a must. So visit a gynecologist for further evaluation and follow the medications as prescribed.
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Dr. Disha Sridhar
Obstetrician
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Before starting on the pills, you may want to read my articles on Practo and decide for yourself.
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Dr. Pritam Prakash Sulakhe
Infertility Specialist
15 yrs exp
Pune
consult a gynec before starting tablet.
Need to rule out certain things before start.
need to see whether tablets r be suitable for u.
Don't start on ur own.It has some serious risks.
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Dr. Parnamita Bhattacharya
Gynecologist
18 yrs exp
Kolkata
Combined oral contraceptive pills are available. But you should always consult a gynecologist before starting the same as there are some checklists before you use them.
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Dr. K.S. Ramya
Gynecologist
17 yrs exp
Chennai
Yes. List of brands are there. Long term side effects are mainly due to estrogen component., like thrombosis risk, liver dysfunction etc. But there are long term benefits like cancer protection as well.
Treatment has to be individualised.
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